This airport has a good rating among travelers especially since the WiFi is free. |
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Most affordable parking is remote at $8/day. North and South lots with shuttle to terminals. |
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Terminal D: Checkpoint No. 22 gets very busy between 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. |
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Taxi cost $40 flat rate (1st person) to Dallas Central Business District. $43 flat rate (1st person) to Fort Worth Central Business District. Both distances are approximately half an hour ride. |
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The most affordable way out is via Trinity Railway Express (TRE) or DART bus. Both require transfers/or shuttle bus connection. The ride is pretty long however to Dallas or Fort Worth downtown areas and cost $3.50; DART $1.75. |
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What better way to wait for your flight than sitting on one of seventeen electric-massage chairs which include power outlets and music. |
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There are free Samsung Theaters at International Terminal D which have multiple big-screen TVs playing movies and TV shows. Each theater has a dozen leather chairs with headphone jacks and monitor controls. |
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Don't stress about your pets as Paradise 4 Paws offers 24-hour overnight accommodations, doggie daycare and other services. |
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So you have a long layover. Check out the 36-hole Bear Creek Golf Course which is on DFW property. The American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum is minutes from the airport. Founder's Plaza is a six-acre park/observation area northwest of the airport. |
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There are several great options for local food but if you'd like me to suggest one, Texas Stadium Skybox (A10, B6, C25) is a great choice. |